ベビーベッドは部屋に置いてありますかって英語でなんて言うの？

When you want to ask your hotel whether there is a baby crib in the room as per your request; then you may say it in the following ways: -Did you get my request for a baby crib? -Can you provide a baby crib as I have requested?

This answer is a polite way of asking hotel staff if the crib that you initially requested is available for use. In most cases the request for a crib would be on the booking but it may not be so it is always good to check. In the UK we refer to a crib as a cot.

Excuse me, I asked a crib in my room as part of my booking. Has this been arranged as requested? This is a polite way to ask the receptionist at check in if your request for a baby crib has been acknowledged. This question will allow you to confirm if your request was successful, the receptionist will provide a yes or no answer. Hope this helps you on your trip.

Have you got the baby crib ready as well? - This is an informal way of asking whether they have prepared the crib or not. "Crib" is the word used to refer to a baby bed that has bars on the side to stop the baby from falling or crawling out of bed in the middle of night. Be aware that nowadays "crib" is used in other contexts as well like when referring to ones home, especially one that they are proud of, for example "welcome to my crib" (welcome to my home). Is there a baby crib in the room like I requested? - This is a slightly more formal way of asking the same question. Has the baby crib been prepared as per my request when booking? - This is the most formal way of asking the same question. "Prepared" means to have something ready beforehand. "As per my request" and "like I requested" mean the same thing. The former is more formal.

In the UK as well as referring to a baby's place to sleep as a crib it is also called a 'cot' you could make sure they got your request by asking 'did you get my request for a baby crib/cot? or ask 'Is there a cot ready in the room please?'

English speakers deriving from a range of geographical locations will use different words for a baby's bed. Most commonly, you will hear speakers of American English refer to a baby's bed as a crib, while speakers of British English are more likely to call it a cot. Upon arriving at your hotel, you can ask to confirm your request was received and, furthermore, that you room is indeed equipped. EG: "Can you please confirm that you received my request when booking and that the room is equipped with a baby's cot?"